Eager to start my new practice round putting routine with 4 identical D-P3's in my cart for circle putts. Right now I only have pairs of different colors (white, yellow and blue) and it's making me feel inconsistent when I practice with different pairs. Whites are the softest, yellows are bulkier feeling and blues feel like the lowest profile. They all have subtle differences in flights too. In pairs by themselves they're great but I want more reps of the same and to think about it less when I play tournaments as I just carry two. I won't have to think about which pair I was feeling better with if I have four of the same. I'll be able to just grab two and go.

All I need is those new D-P3's to drop to start. I've been checking discmania website daily for who knows how long. Probably buying atleast 5 sets of 4 a long with 2 more of the purples. I want to be set for a while.

Picked up a couple first run md4 today, locally. I’m wondering how they compare to current stock c line md4

Will the luster FD3 come back soon?

Are all of the embossed C Line PDs from the latest run, or have there been multiple pressings with the new tooling? Also, what run are you calling the latest extra nice overstable ones?

This is the run most people are referring to.

https://www.discmania.net/collection...mini-bar-stamp

It's very gummy c-line. Very flat, and really OS. I grabbed one but still prefer my 1st run. Granted I've only thrown it one round and it was like 105 degrees that day.

I imagine it will be great on cooler days. Not to mention the cost of replacing the 1st run :sick::gross:

Any possibility there would be a run of color glow cd2's in the near future? Or md4's for that matter.

I'm guessing the 2018 Simon Falcon Glow MD4 will be glow. Just a guess on my part.

I own a couple of those, and a few stock stamps from the newest run as well. They have the same description on the Discmania site, but seem to have different plastic characteristics. I am looking for clarification so I can potentially invest in backups of the stock stamp type. I also live 200 miles from the nearest Discmania vendor, so it’s all blind.

The Play it Again Sports on Francis St. (in Spokane) is a Discmania Dealer. :thmbup:

You are correct. Perhaps I should have said, “stocks Discmania discs.”